2024 General Election Precinct Map
The November 2024 election is on the books, but the precinct-level story underneath the topline numbers is where the real lessons live. So we built an interactive map that puts it all in one place. Every contest, every precinct, color-coded and clickable.
What you can explore:
Every race on the ballot — 31 contests, from President, U.S. Senate, and Congress to State Senate and Assembly, county supervisor races, school and college boards, all ten statewide propositions, and local Measures M, N, R, and K.
Margin maps — see which candidate or measure won each precinct, and by how much, on a diverging color scale.
Turnout and roll-off — find where turnout ran hot or cold, and how many voters skipped the down-ballot races entirely.
Registration vs. results — compare a precinct’s party registration against how it actually voted. The mismatches are where persuasion and turnout work pay off.
Mobilization view — estimate where Democratic votes are being left on the table, precinct by precinct, to focus GOTV.
Compare baselines — measure any race against California statewide, the countywide result, Stockton overall, or party registration.
Council-district roll-ups — aggregate precincts into Stockton City Council districts with one click.
Dig into the numbers — hover over any precinct for a detailed breakdown, or export the full dataset to CSV.
Sources include the San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters and the UC Berkeley Statewide Database, with a built-in methodology panel that explains every figure and convention. Built by David Sengthay of Stockton Democrats Together.
